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2007

Studer, S, R Stöckli, C Appenzeller, and P Vidale. “A Comparative Study Of Satellite And Ground-Based Phenology”. International Journal Of Biometeorology 51. International Journal Of Biometeorology (2007): 405-414. http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s00484-006-0080-5.

Zhang, Xiaoyang, Dan Tarpley, and Jerry T Sullivan. “Diverse Responses Of Vegetation Phenology To A Warming Climate”. Geophysical Research Letters 34. Geophysical Research Letters (2007).

Betancourt, JL, Mark D Schwartz, D. D Breshears, C. A Brewer, G. Frazer, John E Gross, Susan J Mazer, Bradley C Reed, and B. E Wilson. “Evolving Plans For The Usa National Phenology Network”. Eos Trans no. 88(19). Eos Trans (2007): 211. doi:10.1029/2007EO190007.

Sparks, Timothy H. “Lateral Thinking On Data To Identify Climate Impacts”. Tree 22. Tree (2007): 169-171.

Studds, CE, and PP Marra. “Linking Fluctuations In Rainfall To Nonbreeding Season Performance In A Long-Distance Migratory Bird, Setophaga Ruticilla”. Climate Research 35. Climate Research (2007): 115-122. http://www.int-res.com/abstracts/cr/v35/n1-2/p115-122/.

Hayhoe, K, C Wake, TG Huntington, L Luo, Mark D Schwartz, J Sheffield, E Wood, et al.. “Past And Future Changes In Climate And Hydrological Indicators In The U.s. Northeast”. Climate Dynamics no. 28(4). Climate Dynamics (2007): 381-407.

Sparks, Timothy H, and P Tryjanowski. “Patterns Of Spring Arrival Dates Differ In Two Hirundines”. Climate Research 35. Climate Research (2007): 159-164. http://www.int-res.com/abstracts/cr/v35/n1-2/p159-164/.

van Asch, Margriet, Peter H van Tienderen, LEONARD JM HOLLEMAN, and Marcel E Visser. “Predicting Adaptation Of Phenology In Response To Climate Change, An Insect Herbivore Example”. Global Change Biology 13. Global Change Biology (2007): 1596-1604. http://www.blackwell-synergy.com/doi/abs/10.1111/j.1365-2486.2007.01400.x.

Kathuroju, N, MA White, J Symanzik, Mark D Schwartz, JA Powell, and RR Nemani. “On The Use Of The Advanced Very High Resolution Radiometer For Development Of Prognostic Land Surface Phenology Models”. Ecological Modelling no. 201(2). Ecological Modelling (2007): 144-156.

2006

Schwartz, Mark D, R Ahas, and A Aasa. “Onset Of Spring Starting Earlier Across The Northern Hemisphere”. Global Change Biology 12. Global Change Biology (2006): 343-351.

Sparks, Timothy H, K Huber, and P Croxton. “Plant Development Scores From Fixed-Date Photographs: The Influence Of Weather Variables And Recorder Experience”. International Journal Of Biometeorology 50. International Journal Of Biometeorology (2006): 275-279. http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s00484-005-0022-7.

2005

Bonfils, C, A Angert, CC Henning, S Biraud, SC Doney, and I Fung. “Extending The Record Of Photosynthetic Activity In The Eastern United States Into The Presatellite Period Using Surface Diurnal Temperature Range”. Geophysical Research Letters 32. Geophysical Research Letters (2005): L08405.

Betancourt, JL, Mark D Schwartz, D. D Breshears, D. R Cayan, M. D Dettinger, D. W Inouye, E. Post, and Bradley C Reed. “Implementing A U.s. National Phenology Network”. Eos Trans no. 86(51). Eos Trans (2005): 539. doi:10.1029/2005EO510005.

Studer, S, C Appenzeller, and C Defila. “Interannual Variability And Decadal Trends In Alpine Spring Phenology. A Multivariate Analysis Approach”. Climatic Change 73. Climatic Change (2005): 395-414.

2004

Stolle, Jens. “Biological Flora Of Central Europe: Corydalis Pumila (Host) Rchb.”. Flora 199. Flora (2004): 204-217.

Wolfe, DW, Mark D Schwartz, AN Lakso, Y Otsuki, RM Pool, and NJ Shaulis. “Climate Change And Shifts In Spring Phenology Of Three Horticultural Woody Perennials In Northeastern Usa”. International Journal Of Biometeorology 49. International Journal Of Biometeorology (2004): 303-309.

Sharaf, KE, and MV Price. “Does Pollination Limit Tolerance To Browsing In Ipomopsis Aggregata?”. Oecologia 138. Oecologia (2004): 396-404.

Stöckli, R, and PL Vidale. “European Plant Phenology And Climate As Seen In A 20 Year Avhrr Land-Surface Parameter Dataset”. International Journal Of Remote Sensing 25. International Journal Of Remote Sensing (2004): 3303-3330.

Souza, MM, TNS Pereira, AP Viana, MG Pereira, AT do Amaral, and HC Madureira. “Flower Receptivity And Fruit Characteristics Associated To Time Of Pollination In The Yellow Passion Fruit Passiflora Edulis Sims F. Flavicarpa Degener (Passifloraceae)”. Scientia Horticulturae 101. Scientia Horticulturae (2004): 373-385.

Stinson, KA. “Natural Selection Favors Rapid Reproductive Phenology In Potentilla Pulcherrima (Rosaceae) At Opposite Ends Of A Subalpine Snowmelt Gradient”. American Journal Of Botany 91. American Journal Of Botany (2004): 531-539.

Thies, W, and EKV Kalko. “Phenology Of Neotropical Pepper Plants (Piperaceae) And Their Association With Their Main Dispersers, Two Short-Tailed Fruit Bats, Carollia Perspicillata And C. Castanea (Phyllostomidae)”. Oikos 104. Oikos (2004): 362-376.

Scott, PE. “Timing Of Agave Palmeri Flowering And Nectar-Feeding Bat Visitation In The Peloncillos And Chiricahua Mountains”. Southwestern Naturalist 49. Southwestern Naturalist (2004): 425-434.

2003

Strati, S, S Patiño, C Slidders, EP Cundall, and M Mencuccini. “Development And Recovery From Winter Embolism In Silver Birch: Seasonal Patterns And Relationships With The Phenological Cycle In Oceanic Scotland”. Tree Physiology 23. Tree Physiology (2003): 663-673.

Zhao, T, and Mark D Schwartz. “Examining The Onset Of Spring In Wisconsin”. Climate Research 24. Climate Research (2003): 59–70.

Strode, PK. “Implications Of Climate Change For North American Wood Warblers (Parulidae)”. Global Change Biology 9. Global Change Biology (2003): 1137-1144.

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